We hope you enjoyed our review of The Imaginaries‘ live concert and are ready for some more great new singles and videos. Here are this week’s selections.
NEW SINGLES
First up is the latest from one of our absolute favorite indie musicians, Nina Storey. She’s been busy during the pandemic and recently released her third single. Once again, her heavenly voice and brilliant songwriting have delivered an instant masterpiece. Check out “The Bones.”
Continuing the theme of arising out of the ashes of this pandemic is the latest from Michael McFarland, an upbeat inspirational pop tune called “The New Contagion.” We love the energy and the hopeful lyrics. Let us know what you think.
As we recently celebrated World Mental Health Day, our next song is truly relevant. Toronto artist X. Ari presents her latest single, “Lifting Up,” from her new EP which is all about mental health issues. Listen to the words as the energizing beat gets your spirit up.
Our fourth single comes from the smooth blues/jazz/rock sound of Goldflēce, who is planning to “Tie One On.” This one is perfect for chilling down after a long day of work. David Goldflies is one half of The Allman Goldflies Band, and we cannot get enough of this solo effort.
We close out our singles this week with the latest sweet treat from LA’s iconic BINX. This time around, she tells us “I’m in Love With a Rapper,” and is joined by Mata Atoms. We are in love with her and her amazing body of work.
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
First up this week is the latest from the reigning queen of the LGBTQ musical movement in Los Angeles, the incomparable Abby Posner. Check out the debut of Frupert, the amazing bass-playing character in Posner’s video “Where I Wanna Be.”
This next video was released a couple of months ago, but we felt it was perfect for today. We love the sweet harmonies of sister act Southern Halo, and we stand by the sentiments expressed in this lyric video for their masterpiece, “Don’t Let Another Day Go By.”
Our third video is a rocking lyric video from LA’s infamous rocksters Rocket. They’re “Losing Breath” over the state of our nation, and encourage you to vote.
Next up is an Americana tune that is sure to propel LA’s sweet Kris Angelis into the national limelight. It is a timely song called “Ghost (I’m Alive and Breathing),” and makes us giddy with the possibilities. Angelis has paid her dues and her music is ripe for worldwide acceptance. We truly dig this tune.
We close out this week with a sweet song about that annual event in the life of each person, their “Birthday.” We can never get enough of the music of Kensington Moore, and we can relate to the sentiments of this song. Until the next one, “raise a glass.”